Equipment

Production Equipment Supporting Precision Machining and Repeat Delivery

The core setup includes 5 model-850 CNC machines and 11 model-650 drilling/tapping machines, supported by milling, grinding, sandblasting, cleaning, brushing, laser marking, and inspection tools.

Production Equipment Supporting Precision Machining and Repeat Delivery

Equipment and Production Overview

Core CNC Setup

16 machines

A combination of model-850 CNC and model-650 drilling/tapping equipment.

Production Organization

Two CNC shifts

A team of about 28 supporting prototypes, pilot runs, and volume schedules.

Regular Processes

Milling / Drilling / Grinding

Multi-face features, hole patterns, threads, mating faces, and precision fixtures.

Inspection Support

Vision / Height / Roughness

Supported by calipers, micrometers, thread gauges, pin gauges, and gauge blocks.

Main Equipment List

The list below uses equipment quantities that are explicit and non-conflicting in the supplied information. Brands, full models, travels, spindle details, and factory photography remain to be added after verification.

CNC Machining

Model-850 CNC Machines

5 units

Precision milling, multi-face work, cavities, hole patterns, and fixtures.

CNC Drilling and Tapping

Model-650 Drilling/Tapping Machines

11 units

Efficient drilling, tapping, and repeat production for batch components.

Conventional Processing

Milling and Grinding Equipment

9 units

General milling, flat surfaces, mating faces, and improved surface finish.

Auxiliary Processing

Drilling, Marking, Blasting, Cleaning, and Brushing

1 each

Part marking, surface preparation, cleaning, and appearance finishing.

Inspection

Vision and Height Measurement

Multiple types

Contour, hole-position, height, flatness, and positional checks.

Precision Measuring Tools

Calipers, Micrometers, and Gauges

Multiple sets

General dimensions, threads, hole sizes, and fits.

Equipment and Production Configuration

5 model-850 CNC machines
11 model-650 drilling/tapping machines
4 conventional milling machines
5 grinding machines
1 model-6140 conventional lathe
Two-shift CNC production
Milling dimensions evaluated up to approximately 850 mm
3-axis and 4-axis process evaluation
Equipment and Production Configuration

Inspection Equipment and Quality Support

Inspection resources cover dimensions, hole positions, geometric relationships, roughness, hardness, and threads. Methods and reporting scope are agreed for each drawing and order.

01

2 vision measuring machines for contours, hole positions, and magnified detail checks

02

Height instruments, height gauges, and surface-plate tools for height, flatness, and position checks

03

Roughness tester and hardness tester for surface and material-state checks

04

Mitutoyo calipers and micrometers plus thread, pin, plug, block, and go/no-go gauges

Equipment and Shop-Floor Information

Content is organized around the actual equipment categories. Approved shop-floor images can replace the current visuals without changing the page structure.

Model-850 CNC Machines

Model-850 CNC Machines

5 machines for precision milling, multi-face work, and complex components.

Model-650 Drilling/Tapping Machines

Model-650 Drilling/Tapping Machines

11 machines for hole patterns, threads, and batch production.

Milling and Grinding Equipment

Milling and Grinding Equipment

4 conventional mills and 5 grinding machines.

Vision and Height Inspection

Vision and Height Inspection

2 vision systems, height instruments, and multiple precision gauges.

Auxiliary Processing

Auxiliary Processing

Drilling, laser marking, sandblasting, ultrasonic cleaning, and brushing equipment.

Production Workshop

Production Workshop

An approximately 1000 m² workshop operating two CNC shifts.

Equipment Information Notes

Published quantities use explicit, non-conflicting supplied data
Brands, full models, travels, and spindle details require machine-level verification
Machining capability remains subject to drawing, process, and workholding review
Inspection tools are selected for critical dimensions and order requirements
Photography is reviewed for customer drawings and sensitive information before publication

Equipment Becomes a Machining Plan Only After Drawing Review

Engineering reviews equipment fit, workholding, process sequence, inspection points, and delivery planning from your drawing.

Quality